Teamwork Unlimited Foundation, Kickoff Guest Speaker (March 27, 2022)

Moderator of Educating for a Change: A Conversation with College Behind Bars (April 20, 2021)

Awesome video, “A Teen’s Guide to Autism.” Check it out.
— Morgan Spurlock, Academy Award Nominated Director, SUPER SIZE ME - Twitter Post
At age 14, Alexandra has written and directed this video that really helps people, especially young people, understand the way autistic minds work and how we can appreciate them and grow from our engagement with them. This 15 minute video, in my mind, is completely worth your time. And kudos, Alex on your compassion, knowledge, passion and talent.
— Jason Alexander, Actor SEINFELD - Twitter Post
I can easily say, that your educational video had a definite impact on the majority of our 340+ students, all of who now better understand the eight autistic students walking beside them in the hallways each and every day.
— Andrew J. Krahe Principal Harbor Creek Junior High School
This should be shown at the beginning of every school year! You are a world changer! Thank you for making this!
— Cindy Barclay, Pre-School Teacher, Tallahassee, FL, responding to the Documentary
Thank you for allowing Alex this morning to visit our school and address our students. Faculty, staff and students thoroughly enjoyed her presentation as well as her passion for acceptance!
— Carla Alvarez Principal West Brook Middle School
Your actions show that young Americans can play important roles in their communities and that America’s community spirit continues to hold tremendous promise.
— Davis Hespe, Commissioner, Department of Education for the State of New Jersey
Wow! You really did a fantastic job on Thursday! I just wanted to thank you for your hard work preparing and creating your presentation and taking the time to join us to share your story at the Youth Summit. It was the perfect way to start the day!
— Robyn Ulmer Youth Empowerment Alliance Coordinator United Way of Northern New Jersey
You are an incredible teen and community leader; you should be so proud of all that you have accomplished and the lives that you touch! Your message of understanding, acceptance and inclusion fits perfectly with the goals of MetroWest ABLE and we are proud to have [you] as a member of our community.
— Rebecca Wanatick, M.Ed. Community Coordinator, MetroWest ABLE
I understand that people are worth the effort, but what if someone [else] does not know that. How can I help?
— High School Student during a Q&A session
I even judged a new kid and maybe he has autism ... I’m going to try to be more understanding.
— Middle schooler during Q&A session
Thank you for your devotion to service and for doing all you can to shape a better tomorrow.
— Barak Obama
The strength and the success of the State of New Jersey and the vitality of our communities depend, in great measure, upon young individuals like you.
— Nancy Munoz, Assemblywoman, New Jersey General Assembly
Not only has your selfless service made a difference in the lives of those directly affected by autism, but through your goodwill you have also give their families hope for a brighter future.
— Vernell Wright, Freeholder, County of Union, New Jersey
I commend you for your vision and desire to help others. You are an inspiration to both your peers and adults in the community.
— Andrew Sibitsky, Mayor of Westfield, NJ
Through your film you have brought awareness, compassion and understanding to the subject of autism. You are a credit to your schools and your community as you succeed in your pursuit of excellence.
— Margaret Dolan, Superintendant of schools, Westfield NJ
Astonishing viewing! Please check it out.
— John C. McGinley, Actor and father of autistic child
This should be shown at the beginning of every school year!  You are a world changer! Thank you for making this!
— Cindy Barclay, Pre-School Teacher, Tallahassee, FL
I teach music to kids with Autism. This video and info. made me rethink my approach with teaching my Autistic students.... this video really was an eye opener....Thank you!
— Mark Tegeder, Music Teacher, Toms River Regional Schools
Loved this video! As a mom of a beautiful boy with Autism, I thought this was one of the best explanations of Autism I have ever seen. I shared with the teachers in our district.
— Posted on Video’s Facebook Page
This video inspired me to volunteer at a school for autistic kids in NYC.  It has been wonderful and I’m so much more aware of all perspectives because of this video… It’s made me a gentler, kinder, better person!  Thanks!!!
— Amy Sewell, Filmmaker, New York, NY
My hope would be for every middle school student and educator to see this video. It would be the very best way for them to spend 14 minutes!
— Jan Fukomoto, Toronto District School Board
This should be shown in all schools and homes. A video created by a teen to teach other teens about Autism. I would say it’s appropriate for younger children too. It’s absolutely brilliant.
— Gabriella Volpe, Teacher, Montreal Canada
I was so impressed.  I will be sharing the video with my staff … and then having a follow-up viewing for students. 
— Joseph Malanga, Elementary School Principal and District Anti-Bullying Specialist, Westfield Schools, NJ
Thank you for this wonderful, much needed video.  Emphasizing the difference not the deficit is so refreshing.
— Kris Mercurio-Tornabene, School Psychologist/special Ed preschool
Phenomenal video.  It’s information, education, art, humanity and hope.    Absolutely amazing, sophisticated, detailed, accessible.  Wow!!!!
— Dr. Bruce Friedman, MD
I talk about Agents of Change, and your name is listed along with all the famous people who have gone down in history for standing up.
— Bonnie Jackman, Guidance Counselor, Middle School in MA